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Today my dear readers I would like to recommend another blog that you might fight interesting. First let me tell you what sparked me to mention it today. It was because I saw a tweet from the author that said this:
Somebody landed at my blog today (thaiwomantalks.com) w/ search: “how much to send mia noi” <straying husband due diligence?
Those of you in Thailand probably see signs like this all the time that use “Tinglish”, short for Thai-English to describe the way Thai people mess up English. It’s sort of like “Engrish” which is the way Japanese people mess up English. I hardly notice it unless it is on-topic for me, like this sign. (more…)
Today I have been thinking some more about creating a course to teach English speaking men how to flirt in Thai. I have some ideas that I think will be cute and fun but I think I need some feedback about what my dear readers would like to see in a course like this.
I am thinking about creating a little lesson each week and am wondering how my “students” would like to access it. So if you would be so kind as to take this little poll and click any items you would like and leave any other ideas you might have in the comments I would love it.
Ok, something weird happened. I wasn’t ready to publish this poll but I accidentally did, then unpublished it but it still showed up in the feed. So then I went and published it and it turns out the poll wouldn’t even work. So I am going to have to redo it with a different plugin and ask again.
I have been thinking now and then about developing that idea I have for a website that teaches English speakers how to flirt in Thai. It would be pretty fun, but it will also be a lot of work. I know that there are a few books on the market that teach flirting phrases but I want to do something a lot more effective than that, and also a lot more fun. (more…)
A while ago on the old blog I posted about a Thai language learning software called Speak Easy Thai. I thought I should mention it again for readers who might be interested. (more…)